The phrase "abuse of low" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "abuse of law"? If this is the case, you can use it to refer to the misuse or exploitation of legal principles or regulations.
Example: "The organization was accused of engaging in an abuse of law to evade taxes."
Alternatives: "misuse of law" or "exploitation of legal loopholes".
But the violence of the past is inescapable in the districts where the Ranvir Sena fought a bloody land war that lasted for decades, as leftist fighters took on the government and landlords over the age-old abuse of low-caste laborers.
To prevent the abuse of low-wage workers, regulators must think outside the box to identify more proactive oversight procedures.
A report released last month by the National Employment Law Project uncovered widespread abuse of low-paid temporary laborers who work in warehouses and transport goods to Wal-Mart's stores.
Last fall, a comprehensive investigation uncovered rampant abuses of low-wage workers in factories, stores, construction sites, offices, warehouses and private homes.
President Hu Jintao has pushed through a series of measures under the slogan of "scientific development" that aim to strengthen central regulators and economic planners, reduce abuses of low-wage workers, and protect the degraded environment.
The impact of elder abuse on low-income older adults is even more significant.
But there is something coarse and brutish about the public forum in America these days that undermines the moral footing and pulls those objecting to the abuse of prisoners down to low arguments about whether it works.
These findings are in line with those from other studies indicating increased likelihood of abuse among women of low socio-economic status due to their limited resources, economic vulnerability and limited opportunities [ 1, 2, 6, 8, 25].
This was borne out by the larger job satisfaction survey, which found that being tired at work and the experience of verbal abuse were predictors of low job satisfaction of these nurses (36).
I closed the Conference saying that we had to stand up for the rights of children not to be sexually abused and that adults guilty of abuse were the lowest of the low.
Other reasons why battered women fail to leave their batterers include a stigma of being a victim of abuse, low self-esteem caused by repeated torture, and forced isolation (abusers are "often highly possessive and excessively jealous") that makes it implausible to communicate danger to others.
